Boo, the first dog to try LOY-002, an anti-aging drug in the works (Courtesy of Loyal) ... Loyal is also working on LOY-003, a daily tablet that targets IGF-1 in large breeds.

Editor’s Note: This story has been updated to clarify the status of LOY-001’s application for conditional approval from the FDA. (NewsNation) — In a significant step toward potentially ...

LOY-002 is a daily beef-flavored tablet intended to be easily accepted by dogs. "We are not going to make dogs immortal," said Celine Halioua, founder and CEO of Loyal, explaining that the company ...

The drug aims to extend dogs' lifespans, keeping old dogs healthier and alive for longer. To qualify for the trial, dogs must be over 10 years old and weigh at least 14 pounds. A first-of-its-kind ...

A new anti-aging pill for dogs, created by biotech company Loyal, was certified by the FDA as having a 'reasonable expectation of efficacy'. But could it work for humans too?

Drawing on developments in the field of anti-aging science, they hope to find out whether a chemical that extends the life spans of yeast, fruit flies, worms and mice will do the same for dogs.

There's Officially An Anti-Aging Pill For Dogs Evidence shows it works on dogs, mice, and maybe one day, even humans. / Enhanced Humans / Aging / Dogs / Rapamycin ...

More than 1,500 dog owners applied for their pets to be included in the Seattle trial, which administered the drug in variable doses and included a control group. But just 40 dogs were selected.

Loyal’s LOY-001 aims to address this issue by reducing IGF-1 in adult dogs. The drug is designed as a long-acting product to be administered by veterinarians every three to six months.